Saturday March 14:
On Saturday, children at Brayton Hall must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. PPAS will not provide supervision.
08:15hrs – 09:00hrs at Brayton Hall: Parent & Student Briefing (everyone required to attend.)
09:00hrs – 09:45hrs at Brayton Hall: Finale Practise (everyone required to attend.)
09:45hrs – 18:30hrs: Technical / Dress Rehearsal at Brayton Hall: Check your Personalised Schedule for your individual timings
Personalised itemised schedules for each family will be emailed to the registered family email address w/c 23 February 2026. A printed copy of the same schedule will also be attached to each student’s costume bag. Costume Bags will be sent home from classes w/c Monday 2 March
Sunday March 15
By offering two performances, we are able to provide parents with the opportunity to support backstage during one show and enjoy watching their child perform from the audience during the other.
MORNING PERFORMANCE: ALL STUDENTS –
10:00hrs: Chaperone Briefing on Stage
10:30hrs: Students Report to Dressing Rooms
11:00hrs: Curtain Up, Show Begins
13:30hrs: Expected Finish
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE: ALL STUDENTS –
15:00hrs: Chaperone Briefing on Stage
15:30hrs: Students Report to Dressing Rooms
16:00hrs: Curtain Up, Show Begins
18:30hrs. Expected finish
SPECTATOR TICKETS:
STAGE HAIR TUTORIAL
STAGE MAKE-UP TUTORIAL
DRESSING ROOM ALLOCATIONS
Brayton Hall, BWIC. Venetian Rd.
Access to Dressing Rm 1 and 2 is by the Stage door at the rear of the building
Access to Classroom B is by the buildings side door
Access to Classroom A is by the building main entrance and then up the stairs
CHAPERONE DUTIES
WHAT TO BRING TO BRAYTON HALL
As well as costumes and accessories, please pack a hairbrush or comb, hairspray and lipstick, drinking water, snacks* and quiet activities.
To ensure a professional performance experience for our audience and to keep all students safe and secure, students are required to remain in their assigned dressing room while the show is in progress. Our amazing chaperones will supervise the children. Students may only leave when directed by a chaperone — this will be for their performance and for the final Curtain Call, otherwise known as the Finale.
We recommend sending children with activities to do whilst in their dressing rooms. Card games, colouring (pencils not pens), headphones with pre-loaded music, games, movies or shows to help them stay quietly occupied while they wait.
Four dressing room areas have been allocated — please refer to the attached information for your child’s location.
Please take a moment before the weekend to remind your child about the importance of being quiet, calm and respectful backstage.
*Choose snacks that are easy to manage independently and won’t create mess on costumes.
TCI Rugby will also be providing a beverage and snack bar on Sunday.